Parents slam 'very inappropriate' design on children's trousers

A mum has blasted the sale of apparently drug-themed trousers made for kids.
The leggings were spotted for sale on Amazon, and featured a print of what looks suspiciously like marijuana leaves in a vibrant green.



The trousers were spotted by a grandparent searching for a Christmas present.
The shopper, from Florida, US, chose to remain anonymous, but contacted local station WFTX to highlight the sale of the suspect 'pants' to kids.
She said: “I just think that’s very inappropriate for a three-year-old, not something they should be advertising.”

Another Florida consumer also found the design inappropriate. Diane Ramseyer, executive director of Drug-Free Charlotte, said that selling the leggings clearly aimed at those under 18 is completely unacceptable.
“Why would you have that? You’re advertising that you’re showing acceptability to them,” she said.



The seller described the clothing as having "digital printed leaves". Amazon has now taken the product down from its site, but the leggings are still available directly from Aoishlong-Baby .